If we obviously regret having to pause a program that is still in full run-in, especially since there was still something to discuss this week in the news department, remember that this move was scheduled for a long time. In addition to these logistical circumstances, the show would have had to compose without Alexandre “Kelma” Cortes due to holidays, and in truth you will agree that the team is already not very large in normal times. Attention, even if the editorial staff will have taken up residence in their new premises by the middle of next week, the new set of the Hebdo (which remains entirely to be done) will in no case be available at the same time, the editorial staff will therefore continue to use the current filming room until the time comes.
In the absence of Hebdo, big reading awaits you on Gamekult to end the week. This Friday, the extraordinary Anaer will first offer you free access to the first part of a boss-size file on the origins of MMOs. An archaeological exercise that actually involves going back even before the birth of the Internet and engulfing ourselves in the history of the PLATO teaching machine, a system born in American universities. On Saturday, for her first file on Gamekult, Audrey Cossart will take stock of the situation of accessibility in video games, because a lot has happened since our last articles on the issue of disability, almost three years ago. . And if your morning bowl of muesli ever has to absolutely be accompanied by the semantic wanderings of diogo (you never know), we remind you that his latest C’tait Mieux Now has been online since last Saturday.
